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Ebola outbreak: Uganda starts 42-day countdown to being declared free of the virus

Uganda has entered a 42-day countdown to be declared free of Ebola after discharging its final patient.

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Uganda is moving toward Ebola-free status following the discharge of the last patient infected with the virus. This milestone initiates a 42-day countdown before the country can be officially declared free of the outbreak.

Coverage from Reuters, BBC, Africa24 TV, and africanews.com emphasizes the discharge of the final patient as the catalyst for the countdown. The Guardian reports that Uganda is now calling for the lifting of travel restrictions.

Future developments depend on the completion of the 42-day window and the response of international entities regarding travel restrictions.

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Quick answers

What is the duration of the countdown for Uganda to be declared Ebola-free?

The countdown lasts for 42 days.

What action has Uganda taken regarding the final Ebola patient?

Uganda has discharged the last patient.

What is Uganda requesting following the discharge of the final patient?

Uganda is calling for travel restrictions to be lifted.

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